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Why not call it the "Golden Age Suite" or just "Golden Suite." Make the
theme around the golden era of aviation that would include not only the DC-3 but the air racers, Gee Bee, For Tri-Motor, well, you get it. Marco Leon "Jay Honeck" wrote in message news:Xvdvf.679770$x96.254947@attbi_s72... The obvious one is the DC-3 suite, but beyond that... We would LOVE a DC-3 suite -- but what to call it? "DC-3" just sounds dumb, to non-pilots. "Dakota Suite" might work. Isn't that what the Brits called the Gooney Bird? Shuttle suite Well, we've already stretched the aviation theme to fit the "Apollo Suite" -- simply cuz I really like that theme -- but the "Shuttle Suite" just sounds too much like a bus. I think we're done with the space program, for now. (If we ever add that third building, THEN we'll be looking at the shuttle, methinks. USS Enterprise suite While I personally love Star Trek, that would make almost no sense in our current hotel. It's gotta be aviation. Top Gun suite Now THAT would be an easy, and popular, suite. We really don't have any suites that honor the modern era (the closest we get is the Blackbird Suite, and that plane was from the 1960s), so it fills that niche, too. Too bad it sounds so militaristic and masculine. Gotta think of something that appeals to the non-flying chicks, who make the lodging decisions 75% of the time... Maybe the "Maverick Suite"? Please don't do a UAV suite. THAT goes without saying. Unmanned vehicles are about as interesting as pocket calculators, IMHO. -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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I kicked that one around also. Lots of characters, lots of airplanes, but
would it "click" with a non pilot? Would a non pilot know what "The Golden Age" (of Aviation) was? Jim "Marco Leon" mmleon(at)yahoo.com wrote in message ... Why not call it the "Golden Age Suite" or just "Golden Suite." Make the theme around the golden era of aviation that would include not only the DC-3 but the air racers, Gee Bee, For Tri-Motor, well, you get it. Marco Leon "Jay Honeck" wrote in message news:Xvdvf.679770$x96.254947@attbi_s72... The obvious one is the DC-3 suite, but beyond that... We would LOVE a DC-3 suite -- but what to call it? "DC-3" just sounds dumb, to non-pilots. "Dakota Suite" might work. Isn't that what the Brits called the Gooney Bird? Shuttle suite Well, we've already stretched the aviation theme to fit the "Apollo Suite" -- simply cuz I really like that theme -- but the "Shuttle Suite" just sounds too much like a bus. I think we're done with the space program, for now. (If we ever add that third building, THEN we'll be looking at the shuttle, methinks. USS Enterprise suite While I personally love Star Trek, that would make almost no sense in our current hotel. It's gotta be aviation. Top Gun suite Now THAT would be an easy, and popular, suite. We really don't have any suites that honor the modern era (the closest we get is the Blackbird Suite, and that plane was from the 1960s), so it fills that niche, too. Too bad it sounds so militaristic and masculine. Gotta think of something that appeals to the non-flying chicks, who make the lodging decisions 75% of the time... Maybe the "Maverick Suite"? Please don't do a UAV suite. THAT goes without saying. Unmanned vehicles are about as interesting as pocket calculators, IMHO. -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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![]() "Jim Burns" wrote I kicked that one around also. Lots of characters, lots of airplanes, but would it "click" with a non pilot? Would a non pilot know what "The Golden Age" (of Aviation) was? I would think that would be a great fit, for the non aviation crowd. What do the older folks call their place in life? The golden years. Baby boomers getting old has been a big subject lately. The seniors would love to see the old airplanes, because the sight of DC-3's is what they grew up with, and some of the other old planes were common sight, also. The fact that it will be smaller, and single story, is a good fit, also. No stairs to deal with. Seniors traveling seldom have kids to accommodate, so that is not an issue. -- Jim in NC |
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
news:Xvdvf.679770$x96.254947@attbi_s72... USS Enterprise suite While I personally love Star Trek, that would make almost no sense in our current hotel. It's gotta be aviation. Jay H, "USS Enterprise" was an aircraft carrier LONG before it was a Starship... Jay B |
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![]() "Jay Beckman" wrote in message news:Tfevf.5931$jR.3080@fed1read01... "USS Enterprise" was an aircraft carrier LONG before it was a Starship... Two aircraft carriers, actually, plus three schooners, a patrol boat, a corvette, and a sloop. CVN-65 is the eighth US navy vessel to bear the name "Enterprise". By the way, Enterprise CVN-65 made its maiden voyage in 1962, not all that long before Enterprise NCC-1701 made its maiden voyage in 1965. |
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Jay Honeck wrote:
I favor the Blue Angels Suite. Michelle |
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("Michelle" wrote)
I favor the Blue Angels Suite. "There's something about a man in uniform." :-) Montblack |
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On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 18:24:55 GMT, "Jay Honeck"
wrote: : Top Gun suite : :Now THAT would be an easy, and popular, suite. We really don't have any :suites that honor the modern era (the closest we get is the Blackbird Suite, :and that plane was from the 1960s), so it fills that niche, too. : :Too bad it sounds so militaristic and masculine. Gotta think of something :that appeals to the non-flying chicks, who make the lodging decisions 75% of :the time... Maybe the "Maverick Suite"? Maverick Suite would be good. Tomcat suite is probably right out. Certainly easy enough to decorate. Top Gun *might* appeal to NFC's more than we'd think. Beach vollyball and all that. The movie was popular with women. |
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Top Gun *might* appeal to NFC's more than we'd think. Beach vollyball
and all that. The movie was popular with women. Yep. Top Gun is the only "guy's movie" that Mary will watch, start to finish. She turns all giggly and silly whenever that beach volleyball scene comes on... ;-) -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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Sew Suite (Pun Intended)
Ragwings, parachutes, balloons. From Kitty Hawk to Raptors... Samples of Fabrics, Stitching, women in aviation... Near Mach WWII fighters with fabric parts... Silk Parachutes, Silkworm club, silk sheets... Al "Jay Honeck" wrote in message news:Xvdvf.679770$x96.254947@attbi_s72... The obvious one is the DC-3 suite, but beyond that... We would LOVE a DC-3 suite -- but what to call it? "DC-3" just sounds dumb, to non-pilots. "Dakota Suite" might work. Isn't that what the Brits called the Gooney Bird? Shuttle suite Well, we've already stretched the aviation theme to fit the "Apollo Suite" -- simply cuz I really like that theme -- but the "Shuttle Suite" just sounds too much like a bus. I think we're done with the space program, for now. (If we ever add that third building, THEN we'll be looking at the shuttle, methinks. USS Enterprise suite While I personally love Star Trek, that would make almost no sense in our current hotel. It's gotta be aviation. Top Gun suite Now THAT would be an easy, and popular, suite. We really don't have any suites that honor the modern era (the closest we get is the Blackbird Suite, and that plane was from the 1960s), so it fills that niche, too. Too bad it sounds so militaristic and masculine. Gotta think of something that appeals to the non-flying chicks, who make the lodging decisions 75% of the time... Maybe the "Maverick Suite"? Please don't do a UAV suite. THAT goes without saying. Unmanned vehicles are about as interesting as pocket calculators, IMHO. -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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